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| − | '''Soviets killed JFK?''' | + | *'''Soviets killed JFK?''' |
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| | RFE/RL still quotes ex-[[KGB]] defectors pushing Cold War-era claims that [[Moscow]] had a motive to assassinate [[President John F Kenned]], despite [[US intelligence]] debunking the myth. | | RFE/RL still quotes ex-[[KGB]] defectors pushing Cold War-era claims that [[Moscow]] had a motive to assassinate [[President John F Kenned]], despite [[US intelligence]] debunking the myth. |
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| − | '''[[Trump-Russia collusion]]''' | + | *'''[[Trump-Russia collusion]]''' |
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| | Along with [[US]] [[mainstream media]], VOA & RFE/RL pushed the narrative that [[Donald Trump]] worked with [[Russia]] to win the [[2016 presidential election]]. The [[Mueller report]] brought an end to the [[false]] speculations. | | Along with [[US]] [[mainstream media]], VOA & RFE/RL pushed the narrative that [[Donald Trump]] worked with [[Russia]] to win the [[2016 presidential election]]. The [[Mueller report]] brought an end to the [[false]] speculations. |
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| − | '''Novichok poisoning''' | + | *'''Novichok poisoning''' |
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| | The websites spread fake claims that Russia poisoned ex-spy Sergei Skripal in 2018 and that '[[GRU]] agents' Petrov and Boshirov conducted secret Novichok operations across [[Europe]]. | | The websites spread fake claims that Russia poisoned ex-spy Sergei Skripal in 2018 and that '[[GRU]] agents' Petrov and Boshirov conducted secret Novichok operations across [[Europe]]. |
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| − | '''[[Bucha false flag]]''' | + | *'''[[Bucha false flag]]''' |
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| | VoA backed [[Ukraine]]'s fake claims that Russian troops committed a massacre in Bucha in April 2022, despite all Russian forces leaving the area by March 30. Videos of dead bodies only surfaced days after [[Ukrainian]] troops and [[neo-Nazi]] regiments took control. | | VoA backed [[Ukraine]]'s fake claims that Russian troops committed a massacre in Bucha in April 2022, despite all Russian forces leaving the area by March 30. Videos of dead bodies only surfaced days after [[Ukrainian]] troops and [[neo-Nazi]] regiments took control. |